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Conflict and Health
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ISSN 1752-1505 · BMC · 801 artikel di indeks
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Comment for conflict and health don't let sexual and reproductive health in humanitarian and fragile settings become a casualty of aid cuts and crisis fatigue
Abstract In 2025, 300 million people require humanitarian assistance, with sexual and reproductive health (SRH) crises driving 60% of preventable maternal deaths in conflict-affected countries. Despite the proven life-saving impact of the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for SRH in Crisis…
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Resurgence of cholera on the shores of Lake Tanganyika: security instability in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as an aggravating factor and call to action
Abstract Introduction The Great Lakes region in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), currently affected by armed conflict, remains the ecological niche of Vibrio cholerae. Massive population displacement has increased population density in areas surrounding Lake Tanganyika, particularly in…
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Trauma-informed peacebuilding: a systematic mapping review of training programs
Abstract Background The psychosocial consequences of conflict and trauma exposure place a significant burden on individuals, communities, and on the social fabric essential for rebuilding peace. There is growing recognition of the need to integrate trauma-informed approaches into peacebuilding…
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Mean platelet volume as a Low-Cost discriminatory marker for thrombotic risk assessment in Yemeni type 2 diabetic patients: A proposal for Resource-Limited settings
Abstract Background Thrombotic complications are a leading cause of mortality in type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). In resource-limited settings, identifying affordable and accessible predictive biomarkers is paramount for risk stratification. However, population-specific Mean Platelet Volume (MPV)…
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Effectiveness of coordination in humanitarian water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) response: evidence from a mixed-methods evaluation of outcomes and outputs across five national coordination platforms
Abstract Background Coordination is key to effective humanitarian response, which is growing in need. The Global Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Cluster developed a Theory of Change (ToC) to revise their Minimum Requirements for monitoring Basic Assumptions and Core Actions as coordination…
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Innovative HIV care strategies and health system resilience in conflict-affected settings
Abstract Armed conflict disrupts HIV care by damaging health infrastructure, displacing populations, interrupting supply chains, and increasing HIV transmission risks. This study examines structural barriers to HIV service delivery in conflict-affected settings and explores adaptive strategies to…
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Consensus on key domains for emergency medical teams deployment evaluation: a Delphi method study
Abstract Background Emergency Medical Teams (EMT) deploy to provide urgent care during and after sudden onset disasters. Although the World Health Organisation has set standards for EMTs on training, personnel, and operations, there is presently no standardised evaluation framework to assess…
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The overlapping effects of climate change and conflict on mental health of vulnerable populations: a scoping review
Abstract Background The mental health impacts of climate change and armed conflict are well-documented separately, yet little is known about their intersection and the compounding effects on vulnerable populations exposed to both crises. Aims/objective This scoping review aims to map the current…
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Vaccine hurdles for children in war-torn Somalia: the result of post-campaign coverage survey 2025
Abstract Background The measles vaccine represents one of the most efficacious means of safeguarding pediatric populations against the measles virus. Empirical evidence consistently demonstrates that over 99% of recipients who complete the two-dose regimen achieve immunity to the disease. Despite…
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Mental health amidst chronic crises: the case of Arab countries from the Middle East
Abstract Introduction For decades, Arab countries in the Middle East—particularly Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria—have faced overlapping armed conflicts, political instability, economic collapse, and large-scale displacement. These protracted and compounding crises expose populations to cumulative…
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Mental health among youth in a conflict area: a cross-sectional study of the effects of parental absence, social media, family support and religious practice on psychiatric symptoms in Thailand’s southernmost provinces
Abstract Background Thailand’s southern provinces have experienced an ongoing long term violent civil conflict, causing economic stress leading to migration for work for many years. Many young adults who have come of age during this conflict have grown up with one or more parents away for a period…
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Assessing the barriers to maternal, newborn and child health service utilization in internally displaced people (IDPs): a community-based cross-sectional study in Banadir, Somalia
Abstract Background Maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) services are critical for reducing maternal and child mortality, particularly in conflict-affected regions. In Somalia’s Banadir region, ongoing displacement and fragile health infrastructure limit access to these essential services…
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Process evaluation of an integrated community-based intervention to improve family planning, sexual reproductive Health, and wellbeing among Syrian refugee women and girls in Lebanon during active conflict
Abstract Background This study presents the first process evaluation of an integrated family planning, sexual reproductive health, and wellbeing community-based intervention among Syrian refugee women and girls in Lebanon. This intervention, known as the Self-Efficacy and Knowledge (SEEK)…
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Exploring influence and knowledge on family planning among internally displaced men: a qualitative exploration of attitudes, norms and beliefs in Twic, South Sudan
Abstract Introduction Engaging men in family planning (FP) is widely recognised to be important for improving FP uptake as men are the primary household decision makers. In South Sudan, a setting where long-term conflict has impacted the health system, men’s influence on FP decision-making their…
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When the system fails, the community leads: field insights from the self-efficacy and knowledge (SEEK) trial during Lebanon’s 2024 active conflict
Abstract Background Adolescent girls and young women affected by conflict experience persistent sexual and reproductive health challenges along with poorer mental health and wellbeing. Among Syrian adolescent girls and young women living in Lebanon, these challenges are exacerbated by displacement…
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Effects of climate change-related hazards on food security and health within refugee settlements in Uganda
Abstract Background Climate change presents more dire impacts on food security and health in Africa than any other region worldwide. These impacts are expectedly more pronounced in predominantly agrarian refugee settings like Uganda, which is also the largest refugee host in Africa. However, there…
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Cancer care in conflict-affected regions: a scoping review of service delivery challenges, healthcare system adaptations, and policy implications
Abstract Background Armed conflicts severely disrupt cancer care delivery, destroying infrastructure and limiting access to essential diagnostics and treatments. Evidence on service challenges, adaptations, and policy implications remains fragmented. Methods This scoping review of four databases…
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Unplanned pregnancy and contraceptive use in humanitarian settings: the case of Syrian refugee women in Lebanon
Abstract Background Contraception is a vital component of reproductive health, yet refugee women often face multiple barriers to accessing family planning (FP) services. This study aimed to explore contraception experiences, practices, and adherence among Syrian refugee women in Lebanon and to…
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Can improved handwashing infrastructure and soap change behavior? findings from a randomized control study in the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya
Abstract Background Globally, around 40% of people lack access to handwashing facilities with soap and water, a proportion likely higher in crisis-affected settings such as refugee camps. This increases vulnerability to hygiene-related diseases including diarrhea and respiratory infections. This…